noeta-sdk
Agents that keep running. A Python SDK for agents that survive crashes, wait days for a human, and scale from one script to a cluster — without changing the agent.
noeta-sdk is the package you import (noeta.sdk). It carries the client
API, every built-in capability (file and web tools, model adapters, memory,
MCP, sandboxes) and the official presets, over the
noeta-runtime kernel. Part of
Noeta. Apache-2.0.
Install
pip install noeta-sdk # noeta-runtime comes along as a dependency
Python 3.11+. The Glob and Grep tools shell out to
ripgrep: rg must be on PATH
(apt install ripgrep, brew install ripgrep).
Quickstart
from noeta.sdk import Options, query
from noeta.sdk.providers import AnthropicProvider # reads ANTHROPIC_API_KEY
result = query(
Options(system_prompt="You are a concise coding assistant."),
goal="What files are in this directory, and what does each one do?",
provider=AnthropicProvider(),
model="claude-sonnet-5",
)
print(result.answer())
OpenAICompatProvider and OpenAIResponsesProvider in the same module connect
any OpenAI-compatible gateway; the agent does not change. To run with no API
key, noeta.sdk.testing.FakeLLMProvider replays scripted responses offline.
Learn more
- Documentation — quickstart, tutorial, guides and the SDK reference
- Why Noeta — what sets it apart, and how it compares
- Runnable
examples/— custom tools, an in-process MCP server, a permission gate, subagents, and survivingkill -9mid-task
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